Azores, Kuwait and Uruguay

Started by AirNav Development, January 06, 2008, 10:34:25 PM

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Azores, Kuwait and Uruguay are the new locations for our network. Users will have their units running in 1-2 weeks.

Azores: possibility of monitoring some of the Atlantic overflights, mainly those to and from the Caribbean

Kuwait: monitor flights to/from Dubai, Qatar and Abu Dhabi. Lots of traffic expected.

Uruguay: one more station in South America. Very interesting to monitor Buenos Aires traffic.
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daniales

Airnav,

Any news about Uruguaylocation? What's happening with Fortaleza?

Best Regards,
Dani Glikmanas

Sao Paulo - Brazil

juangelb

Hi People.

I noticed theese days there are no more flights can be ssen from Portugal and Spain trough the network.

Noticed also that the local flights fed from my SBS-1 to OPenatc.com can de seen in RB trough network.

Fortaleza, only once showed 3 flights at once, very short range, and since a week or so, no more flights are seem.

Here in SBGR I feed 24/7 but this computer uses to reboot due to the high temperature and stays out ....

I will fix this in a few days.

Also did two clips with Cantasia and put they in :

http://www.maquinasvoadoras.com.br/links.html

Radar - clip1
Radar - clip2

Also I use nowadays to put the RB screen (640 x 480) in a live stream along with the speech from tower, app, departure... at least for two hours a day.

The site visitors stays astonisht with all this, and send me a lot of emails asking about all this.

Well, this is my way of getting fun.

Best regards - Juan

Best regards. Juan

AirNav Support

They should be back as these new installations find there feet :)
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tail-wind

Sorry to say that South Portugal is down at the moment. Having some problems with the external antenna. Hope to be back on-line soon

Looking foreward to seeing more South America and would be great if perhaps one day we can have the Canaries as well

Regards

Dick